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VW Saving Program Escalated: Cavallo Accuses Board of Breach of Contract

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On September 30, VW board member and IG Metall negotiate the future collective agreement. Cavallo warns of a breach of trust, but Blume tightens the austerity rate anyway.

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On September 30, VW board member and IG Metall negotiate the future collective agreement. Cavallo warns of a breach of trust, but Blume tightens the austerity rate anyway.

·Syke, Germany
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At the end of September, Volkswagen will have a big meeting between management and employee representatives. No less is at stake than the observance of hard-won commitments, the preservation of plants and tens of thousands of jobs.

·Essen, Germany
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New conflict at VW: Works Council head Daniela Cavallo explains in the SZ interview that the union did not agree to a massive job reduction. She accuses the board of "some sleepy things" – and vehemently warns against an AfD government.

·Munich, Germany
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Renewed showdown at Volkswagen: Group and Works Council will meet shortly to discuss agreements on job reduction. Employee representative Cavallo insists on compliance, the management points to changed circumstances.

The head of the works council of Volkswagen, Daniela Cavallo, sharply attacks the executive board of the automaker. "The VW board has fallen asleep a lot," she said to the "Süddeutsche Zeitung". There should have been other choices. The board should have seen more quickly how the Chinese market is changing and that hybrid vehicles are needed in Europe for many years. Moreover, there was a lack of a proper strategy in North America. Cavallo count…

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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